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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 645, 12 January 1859, Page 1

LOST, between Pariarra and Timaru, a the 22nd December, 1857, on CHEQCJE on the Union Bank of Australia, drawn by Mr. McDonald, Orari, in favour of James Watson. The cheque is stopped at t.he Bank. Any person finding the above, will be rewarded for their trouble. 30 SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST, a blue and white bullock, nearside horn broken j came fromCordy's Run. Information to be given to Mr. Tisch, River Styx, or Papanui Store, LAW. WANTED an engrossing CLERK, io whom a liberal salary will be given. No person need apply unless he has been accustomed to the work. Apply to ' < MR. WYATT, Solicitor, Market Place, Christchurch. Dec. 7,1858. ■XTTANTBD,—A Steady Active LAD. W -Apply to Peter Cameron, Robin Hood Tavern, Lyttelton. WANTED, A' JUNIOR CLERK; a gentleman accustomed - to the routine of a Merchant's Office preferred. . r J. T. PEACOCK & CO. EMPLOYMENT WANTED, BY a steady industrious middle-aged Man of business, who understands Bookkeeping, and is willing to make himself generally "useful in. any capacity.—Address, 0. P. Q., Post Office, Kaiapoi. "TYTANTED immediately, .for Timaru, VV a HOUSE SERVANT. Apply at the office of this paper, or to: R. & Gt. RHODES. WANTED '.A FEMALE SERVANT.: Apply to J\. MRS. HARGREAVES,. London Street. - A GOOD COOK WANTED. Apply to jOL MRS. WYLDE, Kaiapoi. -. .- „. '•. /.WANTED,' : . A RESPECTABLE LAD, to make, himself •jCjl generally useful. Apply to : J. PALMER, ,; „ Lyttelton. COOK AND HOUSEMAID. WANTED at Casterton, a good female cook, - and housemaid. , . Apply to, Mr.~WA"ITT. Casterton, 7th January, 1859. TO BE .LET, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. CAM COTTAGE, the residence of Mr. Sidey, of Kaiapoi, and also the 14 Acres of Land adjoining, on which there is a good, deal of timber and a well stocked" garden, Scg. . ■ : ■ Apply to Mr. Black, Kaiapoi j A. J. Alport, Esq., Lyttelton; or Mr. Duncan, solicitor, Christchurch. .■''."■'; UNIVERSAL HOTEL, LYTTELTON. ri^HE undersigned begs to return his JL sincere thanks to his numerous friends, and the public generally, for the liberal sup* port he has received while in business, and bega to announce that his . NEW HOTEL IS ' NOW OPEN, and will afford the best possible accommodation to all. guests,who may favour him with the;? patronage. Families from the country and elsewhere can be accommodated with private, apartments j and the undersigned hopes by strict attention and moderate charges to merit a? continuance of support. W. HEAPHY. STABLING. i ' I NOTICE. TO be sold by Auction the First Week m FEBRUARY, if not previously disposed of, 1000 EWES in lamb, (warranted clean.) Increase from them this year 80 per cent. For further particulars, apply to GEOKGE MALLINSON, Land Agent, Cathedral Square. A Quantity of BUSH FOR SALE. Apply to either MR. FAWDINGTON or Jili. GUINNESS. ■. : f .. ■,' . ' " VALUABLE BLOOD STOCK FOli SALE. 9 TWO-YEAR-OLDS, all well bred, selected at Nelson by one of the best judges in Canterbury, -sires the imported thorough-bred horses, St, Austin and Vaccination. Apply to Mr. GUINNESS. FOR SALE, 1/~^OO E^VES > WATIBKNT^t*' CT-EAN, fllld -LV/v/V deliverable after shearing. . 1,000 Ewes, also ditto, ditto. For particulars, apply to Mr. GUIKNESS. COOKHAM BOOTS. TUST received, two trunks of the far fj famed Cnoklmm Boots, containing— Strong nailed and light bluchers Women's cloth and leather boots : Water tights, <fee,, &c, '• The undersigned," begs to inform the public that he has taken the agency for the snle oi" the above boots, and hopes by keeping a good supply always on hand, to secure the public patronage, j; t. white, "Bee Hive Store, Kal«uoi, Kaiapoi, Dec 14, 1858. •